

This Grade 7 worksheet focuses on teaching students the importance of collocations—common word pairings that are used naturally together in English. By practicing these collocations, students will improve their vocabulary, communication skills, and fluency in both writing and speaking.
Through activities like true/false statements, word sorting, multiple-choice questions, and sentence rewriting, learners will engage with common word pairings, recognizing how certain words are often paired in different contexts.
- Understand the concept of collocations and their importance in context.
- Practice using common word pairings correctly.
- Enhance both written and spoken communication by selecting the right word pairings in various situations.
Exercise 1 – True/False
1. False
2. True
3. True
4. False
5. True
6. True
7. True
8. True
9. False
10. False
Exercise 2 – Correct and Incorrect Collocations
Correct:
- Strong rain
- Make a phone call
- Make a decision
- Take a photo
- Catch a cold
- Do a homework
Incorrect:
- Take a break
- Make a mistake
- Have a lunch
- Do a photo
- Take a holiday
Exercise 3 – Choose the correct word from the pair
1. Make
2. Take
3. Make
4. Do
5. Take
6. Take
7. Make
8. Make
9. Take
10. Handle
Exercise 4 – Choose the correct option to complete the sentence
1. c) Take
2. a) Make
3. c) Take
4. b) Do
5. b) Make
6. a) Take
7. d) Have
8. c) Do
9. a) Take
10. c) Take
Exercise 5 – Rewrite each sentence using the correct collocation
1. He made a mistake during the meeting.
2. She took a photo of the landscape.
3. He took a break after the presentation.
4. They did a favor for their friend.
5. He made a decision quickly.
6. She had a holiday in December.
7. They made a decision quickly for their client.
8. He did a homework assignment quickly.
9. She took a call during the lunch break.
10. They made a phone call after the meeting.
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Word pairings like "strong coffee" or "make a decision" help make speech and writing more natural and fluent.
Practice through sentence construction and repetition of everyday phrases can help students internalize the most common and useful pairings.
Take a break, "make a decision," and "strong wind" are all useful collocations students should use regularly.